Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-07-07

Mr.. JOS. LaVigne has been laid up
the past week with sore foot. He run
a nail into it.
Miss Susie Coats, of Sparta, is visit
ing with relatives in Centralia and
Grand Rapids.
A young man from Mosinee was the
successful ticket holder in the Duville
horse rattle on the 4th.
Rev. Bittner is rejoicing over the
arrival of a sweet baby girl at their
home last Thursday.
Miss Hattie Phillips, of Stevens Point
is visiting in this city the guest of Miss
Lucy Woodwork.
Miss May Chase leaves tonight for
Elglne, ILL.,, where she will visit with
relatives.
Geo. Shorey and family are rejoicing
over the arrival of beautiful little girl
at their home the past week.
Mr.. John DAILY returned home Friday
morning after quite an absence in ST
Louis, where he sold his fleet OF lumber.
Mrs A. M. Pride and her young lady
friend from Appleton, are visiting with
Mrs. S. A. Spafford.
Mr. c. Smith, of Amherst, was the
guest Of Miss Ida Carman on the 4th of
July.
w. A. Peeso lost one of his young
horses ON the 4th The animal must
have been celebrating the day.
If you want fine piece of watch
repairing, or anything in the jewelry
line 90 to w. @. ScOtt's?
Mr. Dakin, foreman of the Grand
Rapids FIGURING Mill was visitor with
his mother in Waupaca the past week.
A copy of the State Fair Premium
list is on our office desk S25-0nn- nA Will
be gwen this yeay III premiums
We are under obligations to Mr.
Frank Hamm for new early rose pota-
toes. They were large and excellent.
A man of grit. The grocer who sands
his sugar. Yes, we sand ours with gold
dust and give pile for $1.00.
c. E. PARIsEAU.
Soap, Centennial, 6 bars for 25 cts.
Soap, JOhnson's Pure, bars for 25 cts.
Soap. Best New York Babbit, bars for
% cts. Spot cash at Pariseau's.
W. A. Kreschesky Was a welcome
caller at this office the past week. He
renewed his subscription for the
REPORTER.
NJ. III. Lynn is now owner and pro-
pietOr of both buss lines and everything
is running smoothly. We hope it may
remain so.
G. f. Bellows is now employed with
Sherry q Co. at Sherry. He is saw filer.
He spent the 4th in this city with his
family.
Mr. E. P Loomis and son, of Brooklyn
n. Y. arrived in this city Wednesday
morning. They are on their way to
California.
Venez nous voir. Nous vendons les
mailleurs qualite de marchandises des
prix reduits.
G.. E. PARIsEAU.
Mr.. Seth Reeves has had his ceilings
decorated with some more of W. l..
Woods fine ceiling paper. Ward Pull
yer, the old reliable. did the work.
Frank Brazeau, now of Hurley, was
home to spend the 4th with relatives
and friends. Frank enjoyes his work
in that city and is happy and contented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loomis and Mrs. Geo.
r. Gardner and family, and others, from
this city contemplate going to Madison
to attend the Monona Lake Assembly.
Dr. Henry de Grandpre, Office over
F. Pomainville's business place, opposite
post office. Calls answered atall hours.
Mr.. G. T. Witter, Jr., principal of the
Merrill schools is home on his summer
vacation. Mr.. Witter has given the
best of satisfaction and will probably
return for another year.
For sALE.-The lot and building
formerly occupied by Mr.. A. Bezaillon
enquire of Alex Bezaillon in T. c.
st Amour's drygoods store.
Mr. Herman Strasser came down
Monday evening the 4th from Wausau
and returned Wednesday morning.
friends.
Miss Lucy Woodwork and Nellie
Kroner spent the 4th of July in
S,evens Point the guests OF Mrs. L. j.
Rhoades. They report most excellent
time.
Misses Siena Hineman, Hannah and
Anna Bergerson, of Chicago, accom-
panied Anna Shoblad and Lottie Bag
erson home and viii remain in the
twin cities visiting for several weeks.
While firing the cannon in Green Bay
on the 4th., an accident occurred result
ing in the death of one of the atten-
dants His right arm and shoulder were
blown off.
L. A. Houston and daughter. Mrs. E.
IT. Wheelock, departed Thursday for
/ the old homestead in Wood Co., where
| the former will remain, and the STAR
AND News spouse will visit for some
days. Meanwhile the hand that guides
this pen will be picking up a living
around town, among relatives.-lMed-
ford Star and News.